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Brukenthal Museum

museum, Sibiu, Romania
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    The Brukenthal Museum was founded by Samuel Brukenthal, governor of Transylvania (1777–87), in his own Austrian Baroque residence with his collection of paintings, antiques, engravings, and books; it also houses important collections in ethnography, folk art, and natural science. Of the 40 watchtowers on the original…

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    The Brukenthal Museum was founded by Samuel Brukenthal, governor of Transylvania (1777–87), in his own Austrian Baroque residence with his collection of paintings, antiques, engravings, and books; it also houses important collections in ethnography, folk art, and natural science. Of the 40 watchtowers on the original…

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